New Ulm weekly review., 1887-10-19

serve oysters raw, steWed, 1rleo or IN
any other style desired.
Mr.. Tory Olesen returned from Wash
ington Saturday. He resumed his du-
ties as teacher Monday.
Mr.. F. Schuetz wishes us to announce
that he will deliver lecture at Turner
Hall Sunday, Oct. 80. Ad. next week.
Mrs. Chas. Scott, of Springfield, won
$4,000 in the La. State Lottery last
week.
A. j. Butzerin, representing Geo.
Benz & Sons, St. Paul, was around Sat-
urday and Sunday quoting low prices
to his many customers.
Mrs. J. Newhart and daughter Grace
left for California yesterday. They will
spend the winter in San Diego and 9th
er southern California cities.
Frank Tuttle, of town Home, had two
horses killed by their running into a
barbed wire fence last week. And still
the sale of barbed wire goes merrily on.
/ Mr.. B. W, Boepisch, special agent
of the Germania Life Insurance Co., OF
New York, was here in the interests of
his company part of last and this week.
Two immense harvest excursion
trains of eighteen coaches passed
through New Ulm Wednesday morn
ing.
( Geo. Backer has disposed of his in
terest in the meat market at Redwood
Falls to Geo. Livenguth. Mr.. Becker
will assume his former position as head
miller of the Delhi Mill.
The Northwestern has surveyed a
line from Tracy to Dempster, Dakota,
paralleling the Winona and St. Peter
and the Dakota Central and running
between them.
Nearly a hundred persons went from
here to Mankato Monday to attend the
Meeting of the Catholic insurance So
cieties. The St. Joseph Societies of
New Ulm and West Newton sent large
delegations.
News of the death of Mr. Geo. Urban
of Buffalo n. Y, was received shere
Friday. Mr.. Urban was g miller and
commission merchant and mum bered
ro,,r f-;orJ, o,,onre+ H., ,;+;1,,, of
New Ulm.
The state funds allowed the various
counties for school purposes during the
coming year give to Brown county
$3172. 05 there being 1889 scholars in
this county; Nicollet county gets
S2764 so having 2910 scholars.
St. Louis papers announce the mar
riage of John Schmidt, son of widow
Aug. Schmidt, formerly OF this place
and Miss Emma Schueler MrSchmidt
is member of S. Nicolai & Co. sign
manufacturers in st. Louis.
''Metzel Suppe'' was dispensed at the
Tivoli Monday forenoon. How would
it be for Mr.. Schmucker to open free
soup house Such establishments are
maintained in large number Of cities
and would certainly be appreciated
here.
Redwood Falls is just recovering from
a typhoid fever epidemic. Over 40 per-
sons were afflicted with the disease.
The physicians claim that the water
supply is poor and was the cause. It
is also reported that Gary .. I. has
had a similar epidemic.
NJ. Hippert returned frofn his visit tc
Illinois Friday. He brought with him
fifteen barrels OF apple cider which he
pressed on his fathers farm, near Chi
cago. Mr.. Hippert offers the cider fol
sale cheap in any quantity from glas!
to barrel or more.
The german methodist ministers o
this State met at. Minneapolis last week
They resolved to meet at Sleepy Ely
next year Amongst the candidate
who were advanced we noticed th
name of Mr.. J. Durbahn. Rev. F
Preine attended the meeting.
s.Ed. Castor wasas near omnipresen
as human being well could be dul
ing the county fair and did everythin
possible to make it successful. and
every one in the county had worked q
hard as he did for Its success, ever
debt and every premium could hay
!, beer paid in full, with money left in th
treasury.n New Ulm boys are worker
! matter where they are lecated..